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28 January 2026

COUNTER newsletter, January 2026

It feels like no time since our last newsletter, but somehow we’re already at the end of January 2026, which means Tasha’s on the road again. She’s at Charleston Asia…

20 January 2026

Could you be our next Board member?

We’re seeking two new people to join our Board of Directors from 2026–2028. Our Board keeps us on track, ensuring we deliver on the COUNTER mission and objectives. If you…

15 January 2026

NISO Plus and our AI consultation

As if to prove how quickly AI moves, we’ve an update for you on our AI metrics best practice consultation. Tasha’s agreed to take part in the upcoming NISO Plus…

13 January 2026

Find us at: Charleston Asia

Tasha will be in Bangkok for the first ever Charleston Asia conference in late January – email her if you’d like to schedule time to chat. According to the event…

08 January 2026

Member webinars in January 2026

Happy New Year! We start the year with a series of member webinars in January. COUNTER has three open consultations on different areas of best practice. In this webinar series,…

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